How to build several configurations at once with CMake?

You don't specify the platform you are talking about. The Makefiles based generators will only build one configuration at a time, and the normal way to build several configurations is to use separate build trees. Most CMake projects advise out of source builds, and assuming you wrote your CMakeLists files correctly you could have ~/src/YourProject, and ~/build/YourProject-Release, ~/build/YourProject-Debug.

You don't specify the platform you are talking about. The Makefiles based generators will only build one configuration at a time, and the normal way to build several configurations is to use separate build trees. Most CMake projects advise out of source builds, and assuming you wrote your CMakeLists files correctly you could have ~/src/YourProject, and ~/build/YourProject-Release, ~/build/YourProject-Debug.

This is the advised way to do it, assuming your source tree does not have any CMakeCache. Txt etc in it. You can then run cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE:STRING=Debug ~/src/YourProject in the debug directory, and similar for the release.

This has the advantage that you can point dependent projects at the appropriate configuration. The Boost CMake project has also explored building all configurations in the same build tree using library name mangling to differentiate. This may be worth looking at if you must build all configurations in the same build tree.

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